Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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Read a review of the first Coloursound album from The Phantom Tollbooth.
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http://www.furia.com/twas/twas0295.html Publication::Publication:The War AgaAuthor::Geln Mcdonald
Look At this Review Of Under Attack From Rock Sound Magazine Another Great Review From Manchester Online By AS The Alarm have been through hell since their heady 80�s high times � splits, illness, a fall from grace � yet their masked return as the ‘Poppyfield’ yielded gushing praise, until of course people realised they weren�t ’18 and Too Young To Die’. The album splashes into action with a Clash [read more]
I suppose it is fitting that start here with “Raw” as my first “preview-review” of “The Alarm 2000” releases, because, frankly, it has always been my least favorite of The Alarm�s studio albums. To me, the original sounded disjointed, messy and rushed. This was a far-cry from the lush and cohesive “Change” from two years prior. I always felt that “Raw” was missing something. After listening to the “Alarm 2000” [read more]
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